On Dec 23, 2008, at 3:40 PM, SteveCraft_ wrote:

>
> I figure that this is a good time to interject MS FolderShare. For  
> the anti MS bigot purists, please keep in mind the bought a pre- 
> existing product and rebraned it. Anyway, it is a personal P2P  
> technology that runs on Win32 and Mac OS X platforms. If any member  
> of the personal network can reach another without crossing a  
> firewall, it uses its builtin protocl to sync between n folders. If  
> one member cant be reached, it uses one of the FolderShare servers  
> to bridge an HTTP connection between the points (so it can pass  
> thru firewalls and domain policy rulesets). It's very simple to  
> setup and use.
>
> I created a "group" networkbetween my home machine work machine,  
> wife's laptop, brothers machine. If any of us drags a file into our  
> "group" folder, all the others get the file when they refresh the  
> folder.
>
> I created a "private" folder between my work and home. If Im coding  
> something and need to continue at home, I just drag it to the  
> private folder and it force-syncs to my home machine so the files  
> are there when I get home.
>
> So.....
>
> For backup media, spend a few bucks on a cheap Mac (or PC), set up  
> a private Foldershare volume, and leave it at a friend/faily  
> member's house. Backup what you want on your local disk andlet FS  
> do the rest. If the drive on the remote machine is external USB  
> (think $50 for ~320gb these days), when you really need it you can  
> just get the device and you're set.
>
> FolderShare is free, closed-source.
>
> If you're on this e'list, chances are (1) you have fast internet  
> and (2) know someone else with fast ethernet that can host for you,  
> so FolderShare is a great option for offste backup.
>
>
>
Which makes me wonder IF -- CCC or SuperDuper! could clone to the  
'Foldershare' volume???

Chuck D.

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